Track YouTube Stats

Most YouTube emails are insipid (not all of them, mind you). I just received this YouTube message from a fellow user a few minutes ago:

I am frequent YouTube watcher and a student at UC Berkeley. As part of a project for one of my classes, I have been working on a new product idea for YouTube film makers/posters like you. The product tracks the trends in your movie viewership over time – breaking your viewership down by day, week, and month.

I have just started the service and it is a bit rough, but functional. I would *really* appreciate it if you would be willing to try it out and provide feedback to me. Mostly your feedback will help a Berkeley student with his project, but if I feel the service is valuable to you I may consider further developing the product for public use.

The site is TubeMogul – it should only take a few minutes to run thru. After you take a look, I have set up a survey to collect comments and feedback. Itâ€™s only 10 questions and they are very short and to the point.

Took me no time at all to set up and complete – instantly seeing stats for some of my more popular videos on YouTube. Nice! Certainly better than anything I had before. If you’re a YouTube user, you might give TubeMogul a shake.

16 thoughts on “Track YouTube Stats”

Very interesting.. I compared stats for NBC and CBS .. very interesting numbers and the tool is certainly simple to use. Not completely convinced of the accuracy, but I think authors will find it generally useful to track overall traffic trends..

I’m about to check out the TubeMogul site. I landed here after searching for YouTube Stats. We’ve been providing YouTube stats since last September on our YouTube Top 100 Weekly Chart at http://www.bkserv.net/YTS/YTTop100.aspx
We also allow people to sign up to track their own number of profile views, number of subscribers, number of video views and number of comments. Please have a look if you’re interested; thanks!